Gum on on my paint and plastic trim help please :(

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Ruben12

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Hey guys I just got back home and I am assuming I ran over some gum on the highway. It got all over the bottom half of my door and plastic side skirt. How can I go about removing it without damaging my paint!

Thanks!!
 

Poorboy's Bug Squash

Quick and easy to use and I always keep some on hand to make bug cleaning easier.
 
2011 Kona Blue said:
Just ordered a whole gallon of Poor boys Bug Squash. I've read on here it's amazing stuff
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If you at some point in the future you find yourself not getting as much use out of it as you thought you would, get a Sonax bug scrubber (as in scrubber is the name, but light pressure, slower steady movements is the game).

Sonax Bug Scrubber in one hand and PB Bug Squash; Tarminator; IPA (sap) in the other - you could get some work done.
 
ducksfan said:
If you at some point in the future you find yourself not getting as much use out of it as you thought you would, get a Sonax bug scrubber (as in scrubber is the name, but light pressure, slower steady movements is the game).

Sonax Bug Scrubber in one hand and PB Bug Squash; Tarminator; IPA (sap) in the other - you could get some work done.
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Are you a fan of the stuff?
 
2011 Kona Blue said:
Are you a fan of the stuff?
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Yeah, I guess so. I mean it works. It noticeably makes it easier to remove dried bugs without exerting a lot of force. I use it in a sprayer with a Sonax bug sponge. Just spray the bugs and the sponge. Then very gently wash the bug matter away.

I dilute it. I'm not sure how much (at work). Either 1:1 or 1:3 (PBS:distilled water). I always use distilled water when diluting chemicals (except for washes). They stay stable longer.
 
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